The vice president's remarks came after his boss called Kaitlan Collins "the worst reporter" after she asked about survivors of sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Is a photo that shows Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein with young girls and boys authentic and part of the Department of Justice's publicly released Epstein files? No, that's not true: The image shows clear signs of being created

President Donald Trump is threatening to sue comedian Trevor Noah over a joke at last night's Grammy Awards, saying in an overnight post to Truth Social that Noah's crack claiming he visited Jeffrey Epstein's island was "false and defamatory.

Perspective: The ghost of Epstein will continue to haunt his old friends.

Donald Trump reportedly visited Jeffrey Epstein shortly before he first announced he was running for president in 2015, and remained “very close” with the convicted child sex offender after his election,

President Trump called the 68th Grammy Awards on Sunday 'virtually unwatchable.' Still, he watched enough to take issue with host Trevor Noah's Jeffrey Epstein joke.

The latest tranche of files reveal new details about the extent to which key members of President Donald Trump’s inner circle were interacting with Jeffrey Epstein for years after he was initially arrested and convicted.

The vice president claimed that Trump, who is mentioned thousands of times in the new files, is "very much outside of the social circle."